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Brunswick newspaper reports that divers have been going inside the capsized vessel to remove oil and other possible contaminants that could pollute area waterways.
Cargo ship stuck in sand could remain in sea for many months →
An attorney representing the seven Brunswick families had claimed a city assessor imposed what amounted to a $200 per panel assessment without justification.
